Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. Does your dog have difficulty jumping out of the boot or climbing to high up spots? Some dogs don’t have this problem, but if your dog does suffer, then the Trixie Friends on Tour 3-step Folding Stairs is an ideal way to help them. Large breed dogs in particular, but also older dogs and those with joint disorders should be given help to overcome differences in height in a way that is easy on the joints. These folding steps has profiled treads with non-slip TPR strips, which guarantee your dog’s safety even when wet. Depending on your needs, the durable aluminium stairs can be adjusted at two different heights and widths. And practical bumper protection prevents damage to your car. The lightweight, 3-step staircase can be folded up to save space and can easily be stowed in your car. Trixie Friends on Tour 3-step Folding Stairs Aluminium/TPR at a glance: Sturdy 3-step folding stairs for dogs up to 75kg Ideal for large, old or sick dogs or dogs with joint disorders Profiled treads: with non-slip TPR strips for safety, even in wet conditions Width adjustable: two different widths and heights Convenient and easy to use: easy to fold up, space-saving storage Included bumper protection With carrying handle Versatile in use Avoids unnecessary heavy strain on joints when overcoming a difference in height Animal welfare compliant according to § 18 (AT) Colour: silver, black Material: aluminium, plastic, TPR Weight: 3.9kg Max. load: 75kg Dimensions: Max. Total dimensions:120 x 37 x 57 cm (L x W x H) Adjustable stair sizes: 110 x 57 cm (L x H) or 120 x 50 cm (L x H) Treads: Lower middle step: 32.5 x 31 cm (W x D) Upper step: 32.5 x 43 cm (W x D) Folded: 43 x 37 x 14 cm (L x W x H)
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £96.59
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Feed meals in the crate with the door open so your dog learns it is a good place to be.
- Never leave a dog in a parked car on a warm day, even with the windows down.
- Flying with your dog? Check the airline’s crate requirements before buying, as they set the rules.
Common questions
Is it a legal requirement to restrain my dog in the car?
The Highway Code (rule 57) says dogs should be suitably restrained so they cannot distract you or be hurt if you stop quickly, for example with a harness, carrier, cage or dog guard. Breaking the rule is not an offence in itself, but a loose dog that distracts you can lead to a careless driving charge.
Can I leave my dog in a crate all day?
No. A crate is for short periods, overnight sleeping and travel, not for keeping a dog shut in for a working day. Dogs need regular toilet breaks, exercise and company. If you are out for long hours, look at a dog walker or day care.
